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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Orange or Red Tabby
Age
Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
medium
My details
Good with kids
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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If you would like to meet Fuzz, please visit our website to review our adoption requirements and process and to schedule an on-site appointment. www.ggohinc.com
Fuzz is, well, fuzzy. I guess that was rather obvious, wasn't it. :)
Fuzz joined the GGOH family along with his siblings and his poppa (mother has yet to be captured but we're not giving up!). This little family had been living in a shed and when found by the home owner, they knew just who to call for help. Of course we couldn't say "no" to this family in need - welcome Fuzz and family!
Fuzz is a bit nervous around strangers but he has adjusted well to indoor life and has decided that if you go slow, you mean no harm - so, that's what we do, we go slow and that's what we need any potential adopter to understand as well, Fuzz needs you to go slow. Sometimes with these wee little strays it takes time and patience, and luckily for him, we have both.
Fuzz is great with other cats and needs to go to a home that either has an existing cat in the home or better yet, is adopted with one of the cats that he's familiar with here (he does have siblings available for adoption). He is very social with his cat friends and would be terribly lonely if left for hours at a time without company - some cats are just like that and Fuzz is one of them. He has been around small dogs and does okay with them - large dogs we are uncertain of but suspect with proper introductions, he will be fine with them as well.
Fuzz loves a good romp with kitty toys - those little stuffed mice and a lazer toy are his favorites. He's still a bit nervous around noisy children but he will get used to them - as long as the children can respect his need to go slow, he'll be accepting of that.
Lastly we want to mention that Fuzz is a longer haired cat and therefore, he will need more maintenance than a short haired cat - longer haired cats don't necessarily shed more than shorted haired cats, but they do tend to get snarls and knots in their hair which can be quite uncomfortable for them. Daily brushing helps to keep that in check. Just a little something to know if you are considering a longer haired cat like Fuzz.
